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Wyoming House signs dozens of enrolled acts, concurs with Senate amendments on several bills
Summary
On March 5, 2025, the Wyoming House moved through a slate of enrolled acts (signed by the House), voted to concur with several Senate amendments to House bills and approved a major supplemental K–12 funding measure; a separate veto-override attempt on a bond-election bill failed later in the day.
The Wyoming House of Representatives on March 5, 2025, signed multiple enrolled acts and voted to concur with Senate amendments on several House bills, including a supplemental K–12 school facilities appropriations measure that delays most construction funding until July 1, 2026.
The day's agenda began with the formal signing of enrolled acts and moved quickly through a series of concurrence votes. The House approved signatures on both House and Senate enrolled acts and then considered motions to concur with Senate amendments to a number of bills that had drawn some floor discussion.
Why it matters: The package of enrolled acts and the concurrence votes update state law on issues ranging from online age verification and election procedures to corrections, court procedures, public funds investment policy and bank regulation. The supplemental K–12 appropriations vote has immediate implications for school construction timelines and local planning across Wyoming.
Votes at a glance (selected enrolled acts and concurrence votes announced on March 5): - Enrolled/signing actions (House took up and the House indicated signing these enrolled acts): - House Enrolled Act 70 (original…
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